Tile for glass 4×65 mm KREATOR KRT011102 – drill accessory for glass tiles

KREATOR Tile for glass 4×65 mm (KRT011102) is a drill accessory engineered for precise drilling in glass tiles. With a 4 mm cutting diameter and 65 mm overall length, this bit is intended for use with compatible drill drivers when installing or repairing glass tile surfaces. The geometry and material of the bit are suited to controlled, low-impact penetration of glazed tile, and when combined with proper technique and coolant, it helps minimize chipping and cracking around the hole.

Advantages

The drill bit provides consistent hole diameters and a narrow kerf suitable for small-diameter openings in glass tiles. Its length allows access through tile thicknesses and tile plus backing in many installation scenarios. Designed for use with a steady drilling speed and light feed, the accessory reduces the likelihood of surface damage compared with generic masonry or metal bits. Its compact 4 mm diameter makes it useful for creating anchor or screw entry points without requiring large corrective repairs.

Suitable for

• Drilling pilot holes in glass and glazed tiles for anchors or screws
• Tile repair tasks where small, precise holes are required
• Preparatory work before installing fixtures through tiled surfaces
• Light-duty professional and DIY tile installations

Key specifications

• Cutting diameter: 4 mm
• Overall length: 65 mm
• Suitable material: glass and glazed tile
• Intended drive: compatible drill drivers / hand-held drills

How to use

Secure the glass tile and mark the drilling point. Use a clamp or backing board to prevent movement and reduce vibration. Fit the bit into a compatible drill driver and set the drill to a low to moderate speed. Begin drilling with light, steady pressure; avoid applying excessive force. Applying coolant such as water at the drilling point lowers heat and helps prevent cracking—intermittent pecks rather than continuous heavy pressure often yields cleaner results. After drilling, inspect the hole edges and remove any minor debris before fitting fasteners or anchors.

Usage recommendations

For best results, pair the bit with a drill that allows speed control, use continuous cooling (for example, a slow stream or regular wetting), and employ light, steady pressure. When working with thin or fragile tiles, practice on a scrap piece first and consider using a sacrificial backing layer to support the tile during drilling.